Virginia Elaine Hart

Birth date: Jan 23, 1948 Death date: Jan 24, 2023

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261 Airport Blvd, Ste D, Aurora CO 80011

Billie Marsh

165w ago

Oh goodness, where do I start. Aunt Ginger has been a part of my life since the day I was born since she was my mom's sister. I have soooooo many memories with her! Some of my fondest memories are at the Blue Moon in Brighton. Any time I hear Freddy Fender, I always think of her and Uncle Frank at the Blue Moon. I remember hanging out at the house and going to the community building in the trailer park. It seems as if all my early memories include her, Uncle Frank, Teresa and Lisa.

I couldn't be happier thinking she is with her mom and sister once again. I can only imagine the mischief they are getting into now. Heaven is a better place with her in it and I know I will meet her again one day. Rest In Peace Aunt Ginger, we love and miss you here on earth.

Rebecca Johnson-Liss

166w ago

I think we first met early 90's I want to say 1992.You took me under your wing at Duffy's. You became my friend a mother figure mentor and protector and so much more. You helped me out of an abusive situation even though you were in one yourself. You became family. My daughter called you Grandma Virginia.I called you Mom. You were so very important to me.I have so many wonderful memories. I will never be able to drink Peppermint Scnapps without thinking of you. You were Sassy and Spunky and sometimes brutally honest but it was always out of love. I wanted to remember you that way not the way you were after your sttroke but still I wish I would've made the time to visit more. I miss you ! I love you and I will never forget you!! You are unforgettable!!! You will live on in our hearts and memories. I'm glad you are at peace now. Say Hi to OT!!

Teresa Rhoades

167w ago

Mom
I would not be here if it was not for you getting laid. You was by my side even when I didn't think you were. I know we butted heads early in my youth. You have taught me to be strong even when I didn't think I could. You always told me that I was the only one that knew when it was enough. You encouraged me to be a survivor not a victim. You always told me I had a chip on my shoulder and now that I am grown and wiser, I feel that it is the genes you instilled in me (Webb). I am grateful for the time that I have gotten to spend with you and build a better friendship with you. I hope you are at peace and enjoy your new life. This is not good bye. Just so long until we are reunited. I now know you did not leave me,, you are still with me. All I have to do is call your name and you will be here. I will miss your presence here in earth very much. I love you. Your loving daughter Teresa

Mintha Jachetta

167w ago

My grandma was the strongest most stubborn lady I know. My mom didn't fall far from this tree as the jeans are strong in our family, let me tell you there is no question to ask as to who is part of this family. My grandma was the glue the kept us going and she was never afraid to tell someone to shut up, watch your mouth or tell you where to go. I remember riding down her stairs on Kong and I can't tell you how many times she flipped me the bird and kicked my a** (not that I ever deserved one). Her feistiness is one that I always looked forward to seeing (as long as I was not on the receiving end) Thank you grandma for all the cherished memories and a** kicking's. I am so grateful I was able to be there for your last birthday and breath. I love you and miss you but we are so similar you don't have to worry I will carry your legacy on even if it is a small piece. I love you, Mintha (Your favorite Grandbaby)

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Abbott Funeral Services

261 Airport Blvd, Ste D, Aurora CO 80011

(303) 204-5685

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